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Bagging my 50th Munro

Bagging my 50th Munro


Postby HighlandHikers » Wed May 25, 2022 3:31 pm

Route description: An Socach from Glen Clunie

Munros included on this walk: An Socach (Braemar)

Date walked: 25/05/2022

Distance: 15.75 km

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For the first time in a while both Douglas and I hike a Munro that is a new one for both of us. The walk takes in the summit of An Socach in the Cairngorms, south of Braemar.

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Re: Bagging my 50th Munro

Postby soundcloud » Sun May 29, 2022 5:15 pm

Well done, I’m enjoying following both of your Munro journeys on YouTube. 🎉
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Re: Bagging my 50th Munro

Postby Mookie » Mon Jun 13, 2022 9:53 am

Great video, did this route yesterday with my 15yr old son, who yomped on as I was too slow :roll: We forded the stream and took the path up at the other side but I guess both join up higher up. There was so many boggy sections :crazy:
Away to seek you out on YouTube!
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